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thank you very much for providing MathML and taking care of it!
I want to semantically annotate operators in a formula, which seems to be a perfect use-case for the <semantics>-element. A minimal working example (MWE) for my application is very similiar to the last example of subsection 4.2.1.3:
failed validating <Element '{http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML}apply' at
0x00000219EFDF6ED0> with XsdGroup(model='sequence', occurs=[1, 1]):
Reason: Unexpected child with tag 'm:semantics' at position 1.
Similiar errors arise, if only the <csymbol>-element or the <ci>-element is semantically annotated. It seems, like the schema does not allow a <semantics>-child inside an <apply>-element. My questions are therefore: Is this behaviour intended? Am I using the <semantics>-element in a wrong way? Might this be a problem with my validation script? Or does the schema need an adjustment?
Best regards
Maximilian
I am validating using Python and xmlschema as follows:
mathml_validate.py:
importosimportxmlschemamathml_object=os.path.abspath("mathml_mwe.xml")
mathml_schema_path="https://www.w3.org/Math/XMLSchema/mathml3/mathml3.xsd"try:
schema=xmlschema.XMLSchema(mathml_schema_path)
result=schema.validate(mathml_object)
print(result)
exceptExceptionase:
print(f"Schema did not validate successfully. (Error: {e})")
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I took a look at the .rnc files maintained by the W3C validator project, where semantics is included separately for presentation use, and for content use, through mathml3-common.rnc and mathml3-strict-content.rnc respectively.
The relevant snippet for this issue, is the use of the semantics-contexp rule in ContExp, which makes it available in apply as long as one is validating against the "strict" rnc. (link)
But interestingly, the other Content-defining schema, mathml3-content.rnc has no mention of semantics itself. Just a local extension for semantics-ci.
The supplied example is valid to the normative RelaxNG schema but fails validation to the XSD which is clearly a bug and the transformation from RelaxNG to W3C XSD schemas has failed. I'm travelling today but will check later exactly where this has failed, thanks for the report.
thank you very much for the immediate response, very detailed feedback and confirmation of unwanted behaviour! And also thank you for the reminder that only the relaxNG-schema is normative - I will change my validation to be based on that.
Dear maintainers,
thank you very much for providing MathML and taking care of it!
I want to semantically annotate operators in a formula, which seems to be a perfect use-case for the
<semantics>
-element. A minimal working example (MWE) for my application is very similiar to the last example of subsection 4.2.1.3:mathml_mwe.xml
:However, if I validate either the MWE or the mentioned example in the documentation against the XSD, both result in (something like) this:
Similiar errors arise, if only the
<csymbol>
-element or the<ci>
-element is semantically annotated. It seems, like the schema does not allow a<semantics>
-child inside an<apply>
-element. My questions are therefore: Is this behaviour intended? Am I using the<semantics>
-element in a wrong way? Might this be a problem with my validation script? Or does the schema need an adjustment?Best regards
Maximilian
I am validating using Python and xmlschema as follows:
mathml_validate.py
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: